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Adjectives/Adverbs - comparison
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1
Complete the sentence. "You look really ......... in this suit."
good
well
2
Which sentence is correct?
This spider is not more dangerous as a black widow.
This spider is not dangerous as a black widow.
This spider is not as dangerous as a black widow.
This spider is not the most dangerous as a black widow.
3
What is the correct form of the adverb "dramatic"?
dramatically
dramaticly
dramatic
dramaticlly
4
Which sentence is correct?
We need farrer information.
We need farer information.
We need more far information.
We need further information.
5
What are the correct forms (comparative and superlative of the adjective "bad"?
bad, worst, the worst
bad, badder, the baddest
bad, bader, the badest
bad, worse, the worst
6
What is the superlative form of the adjective "little"?
the littlest
the lesst
the most little
the least
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Lonely is .......
a noun
a verb
an adverb
an adjective
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What is the comparative form of the adverb "well"?
the best
more well
weller
better
9
Everyone knows that Marcie is the ______ at math.
smartest
the smarter
most smart
smart
10
"He sat closely to the bus conductor."
This sentence is ...
correct
incorrect
11
Which sentence is correct?
They run very fastly.
They run very fast.
It rans very fast.
It runs very fast.
12
Mom, his piece of cake is ________ than mine!
big
bigest
bigger
biger
13
Complete the sentence.
My cat is .................... of all animals in the world.
friendliest
more friendly
friendlier
the friendliest
14
What is the comparative form of the adjective "fat"?
fatest
fater
fatter
fatest
15
Comlete the sentence.
"That exercise appears ............. to me."
easily
easyly
easiest
easy
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We form regular adverbs from adjectives by adding ...
-est ending
-el ending
-er ending
-ly ending
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What are the correct forms (comparative and superlative) of the adjective "pleasant"?
pleasant, pleasanter, the pleasantest
pleasant, more pleasant, the most pleasant
18
Which sentence is correct?
Pete’s more patient than Tom
Pete’s more patient then Tom
Pete’s patienter than Tom
Pete’s the most patient than Tom
